Sentence examples for dedicated membership from inspiring English sources

With a dedicated membership of about 20, it should theoretically have no trouble tackling even large projects.

He formed a Society for the Abolition of Burial in Towns, modelled on the Health of Towns Association, which attracted a small but dedicated membership.

Startups currently pay $500 per desk for dedicated memberships; communal members pay $300 per month; and Programming Members pay $25 per month for levels of access to the space and some of its events.

A general affairs council with real clout and a membership dedicated full-time to EU affairs could clear up such issues within the Council of Ministers.

They'd need to build up a membership dedicated to fighting aggressively for the left, which the NDP hasn't done in years.

But few inspire their own dedicated society, complete with membership dues and an annual convention.

SEJ is membership group dedicated to supporting, training, and elevating environmental reporting and reporters, and I'm a proud member that has benefited from its mentorship and opportunities.

To celebrate the record number of new academicians, what the RA called "a renewal of membership", a dedicated room has been given to works by the new recruits.

Friends of the Lake District, a membership organisation dedicated to protecting Cumbrian landscapes, has also waded into the debate and refused to help choose the area that should be pylon-free, saying that the whole route should be buried.

Community events are in large part spearheaded by the nonprofit Oysterponds Historical Society, a 57-year-old membership group dedicated to preserving and interpreting the area's history through revolving exhibits, tours, special events and educational programs.

The Society for Technical Communication is an individual membership organization dedicated to advancing the arts and sciences of technical communication.